The variety of excursion programs in Austria is simply amazing. There are so many historical sites and modern entertainment that it is impossible to visit everything in one day. Excursions in Austria are varied and exciting.
Excursions in Vienna
Many people often hear about the famous Viennese waltz and Viennese chairs, about the Vienna Opera and Viennese balls, about Viennese cuisine and even about Viennese coffee. But isn't it time to form your own opinion about all this? To do this, you must visit Vienna. There are many road routes leading here, there are bus tours, not to mention walking programs for those staying in Vienna.
Walking through the courtyards of the Hofburg, Heroes Square or Graben Street are very interesting, where you must definitely look into the old alleys. Such programs are impossible without a visit to St. Stephen's Cathedral. And this is far from being limited to the sights of the city, which are distinguished by sophistication and elegance. You can visit the famous Vienna Woods. One of the excursion programs is also dedicated to him.
Children's excursions in Vienna
If you have children, then they will not be bored on the trip. After all, they can get tired of examining palaces and temples, and while adults admire the wonderful architecture, children will simply not be interested. Therefore, for young guests of the city there are excursions to the chocolate museum or the Children's Museum in the former imperial residence of the Habsburgs Schönbrunn Palace.
There are also interesting quest excursions. Their interactive format will not let any young participant get bored. You can visit the houses where great composers lived. Young musicians cannot but be interested in this, especially since information about each of the great musicians is presented in an unusual cognitive way.
Delightful Salzburg
Musical excursions in Austria will be incomplete without a glimpse into the famous city of Salzburg, whose history is closely connected with the life of the great Mozart. One of the guided tours of Salzburg is entirely dedicated to this famous composer.
Few people know that in this city there are not only memorable places in the form of buildings erected by human hands, but also galleries and halls made by nature itself. More precisely, they are located in the vicinity of Salzburg. These are the longest ice caves in the world. You will have the opportunity to ride the cable car to get to these caves. Just don't forget about warm clothes.
Those who, even in such long caves, are able to overcome claustrophobia, can take another excursion - on the surface of the mountains, where you can walk along the shores of the cleanest lakes. Here you can take many interesting pictures for memory.
Innsbruck
Older people remember that Innsbruck is an Olympic city, more precisely, the capital of the 76 Winter Olympics. For those who are younger, this is a well-known ski resort.
Of course, you could limit yourself to sports attractions, but there is still a lot to see. For example, the Swarovski Crystal Museum or the Bells Museum. The famous upside-down house is also not far from here, just 28 km from the city. Its location is the village of Terfens. The structure of the house is reliable and stable, excursions around it are not dangerous. Although outwardly it does not seem so. One gets the impression that the building is about to collapse on its side, unable to stay on the ridge of its gable "roof". The authors of this invention are Poles. By the way, they have a no less interesting specimen in their homeland - the Crooked House in Sopot.
Another attraction of Innsbruck is the Alpine Zoo. If you think that the mountain fauna is not so rich, and that inhabitants of all belts and continents should be represented in a good zoo, you are mistaken: the Alpine Zoo contains about 2000 individuals of purely Alpine origin.
